Pour is a clear bright bronze with a large white head. Aroma is a biscuit malt with some honey sweetness. Flavor is pretty much the same some bready biscuit malt with some honey malt sweetness hanging around the edge. Decent malt forward lager beer.

16 oz can from Church Street, March 2022. With a fuller sized sample, I can got into this a little further. A nice golden to brassy color, filtered to leave no haze. There's some eggshell foam that dwindles away quickly. The smell has some caramel and toasted malt to it, not too sweet. The taste is what I keeping calling beer as I remember it, but just much more of it. Toffee in the malts, with sweetness held in check by your basic German hop load. Hops themselves bring in a bit of light spice. A solid, and filling German style beer, ideal for springtime and Lenten fasting. Taster at Binny's. North Riverside, April 2019. Rating: 6-3-7-3-14. I like to start with break from the usual hazy and milkshakey IPAs, and this little bit of malted joy is just what I'm thinking of. Noticably richer in color than the usual pale lager, with a deeper malt nose. Taste is well toasted malt, no pilsener notes or anything, just nicely balanced with malt keeping a note of noble hops to the sidelines.

On tap at Kaiser Tiger Chicago. Clear amber colour lasting white head. Bready aroma with some malt. Some jammy fruit on the finish not exactly a bock. But it's fine. Some decent malt. Bit fizzy